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Add Building Blocks for Web Apps #1796
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…in line with repo name
unicorn |
I feel like the list is too much of an ad for Componently right now. It's fine to link to Componently of course, but I think it should be made clear what it is. For example, I don't think the repo link should be to Componently as it's not the website for the list itself. |
The descriptions for items needs more work. It's not good enough that it's just copy-pasted from a project's repo. Many projects have bad descriptions/taglines. I saw both typos and titlecased descriptions just from a quick look. Descriptions should describe what it is and not be generic marketing taglines. |
Some examples of not useful descriptions:
And remove words like easy/simple/beautiful. They are overused words. |
Thanks for the feedback. Removed the link from the repo description, will review item descriptions. |
@sindresorhus The descriptions are now also updated to be more helpful. Anything else you would change? :) |
This still feels like an ad. Try to make it more relevant. Something like this:
I'd like to see a more verbose description that describes why building blocks (components) are awesome and what problem they solve. |
Both very good points! I've edited the list around it :) |
Co-authored-by: Sindre Sorhus <sindresorhus@gmail.com>
Reopened from #1789 (PR to
master
)https://github.com/componently-com/awesome-building-blocks-for-web-apps
Standalone features to be integrated into web applications. It should be included because it's awesome not having to code the same functionality over and over again.
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